Today, Pacific WebWorks, Inc. announced that it expects revenues of at least $28.5MM in 2009, representing an increase of 210% over the $9.2MM revenue in 2008. The estimation is consistent with an October 10th analyst report.

The market for application software, Pacific WebWork’s primary focus, is expected to grow at a healthy rate during the next five years. The small-to-medium-sized segment of this market is anticipated to grow at a higher pace driven by low penetration of these services and growing demand.

Ken Bell, Pacific WebWorks CEO, stated, “We expect substantially improved before tax net profit margins in the third quarter. Historically the company has maintained net profit margins in the 4-6% range. The company believes that it should be able to approach and maintain near double digit net margins going forward. Third quarter numbers should initiate this trend. We will release quarterly results in mid-November, and we plan to host

Pacific WebWorks, Inc., a provider of a comprehensive suite of affordable, easy-to-use software programs for small businesses, recently announced that the company is expected to exceed its revenue growth forecast for the second quarter of 2009. The company, who operates a number of wholly owned subsidiaries, including IntelliPay and TradeWorks Marketing, expected second quarter 2009 revenue to reach approximately $5 million, a 55 percent growth rate from the first quarter of 2009 and a 100 percent revenue increase compared to the second quarter of 2009.

According to initial numbers for the second quarter of 2009, the company expects to substantially exceed these original forecasts. Senior management expects a minimum of 100 percent sequential growth for the second quarter of 2009 compared to the first quarter of this year, a 20 percent to 30 percent increase over original estimates.

Ken Bell, chief executive officer of Pacific WebWorks, Inc., stated, “The company is

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Forex traders have today a wealth of information from which to evaluate and select potential trades (some would argue too much information). These markets are moved by two primary forces: Fundamental forces (balance of trade data, money supply, interest rates, economic and financial reports, etc.) and Technical forces.

While many

Pacific WebWorks, Inc., a provider of affordable, easy-to-use software programs for small businesses, announced this morning that it has added significant infrastructure to accommodate the continued growth the company is experiencing.

“This represents an important step for us. The company has expanded its phone and server capabilities to not only handle current growth, but to more efficiently deal with expected future growth. We are now in a position to double or triple our customer base with limited costs going forward,” stated Ken Bell, CEO.

He continued, “The infrastructure investments, including increasing customer service personnel by 500%, have positioned the company to continue to sign up the hundreds of new clients daily we are currently experiencing. We are excited that this expansion comes at a time when we are enjoying record revenues and customer growth,”

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Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) shares opened lower a day after the software giant agreed to another 18 months of supervision under U.S. Justice Department to monitor the documentation of its licensing agreements.

Microsoft has also agreed to the 18-month extension of some portions of federal antitrust oversight in a joint filing with 17 states and the DOJ. In 2002, the world's largest software maker had settled charges that it abused its supremacy in the market. Antitrust regulations require Microsoft to enable computer makers the liberty to use software programs made by rival companies. The court restrictions which were set to expire on Nov. 12, will now continue till May 2011.

Separately, analysts speculated that Microsoft had lost market share to Google, Inc.  (GOOG) in the paid-click advertising category. On Thursday, Google said that the number of ads placed on its sites grew by 17% in

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Covered call writing (selling stock options against your portfolio holdings) is a time tested and conservative method to enhance portfolio yield and reduce the risk of owning the underlying stocks.

A consistently implemented covered call program also reduces portfolio volatility, so that quarter-to-quarter returns will be closer to the longer term average return than without covered option writing.

It’s a Hedging Strategy:

The method is a form of hedging with a long stock position and a short option.

There are basically two types of covered call hedges: one using out-of-the-money (OTM) calls, and the other using in-the-money (ITM) calls. There are also at-the-money (ATM) calls, but they are less likely to be used.

ITM calls have an exercise (strike) price when written that is below the market price of the underlying security — they have some “intrinsic value” as well as some intangible value.  OTM calls have a strike price when written that is above